Adobe recently announced a new Device Co-op initiative which will help companies track user activity across multiple devices for better ad targeting. Using the new service, Adobe will be able to see if the same user is on a home PC, a work laptop, a phone...
Earlier this week, a report published by Princeton University researchers identified several popular websites that use intrusive session tracking scripts to log sensitive information such as passwords, credit card details, phone numbers, SSNs, and dates of birth. The researchers also found that some sites record...
Last Monday, Adobe issued a fix for a zero-day vulnerability initially discovered by Kaspersky Lab researcher Anton Ivanov. The flaw is known to be used by the advanced persistent threat (APT) group, BlackOasis. The flaw is a critical confusion vulnerability that can cause code execution...
Last Friday, Adobe’s product security incident response team (PSIRT) accidentally posted their private PGP key on the company’s security blog, an incident which has left the company extremely red-faced. PGP, or “Pretty Good Privacy” is a system used for encrypted messaging over the Internet. Anybody who...